2026-01-09 00:20:18

Last night, we won 4 consecutive trades, with Bitcoin surging nearly 2000 points, and Ethereum also gained close to 100 points.

Looking back at yesterday's market rhythm: during the day, it was gradually declining, and many people couldn't understand it and started to cut losses at a loss, which is the most common tactic. It wasn't until the evening that we truly gained momentum, holding steady from midnight until dawn. When the market rebounded, we took action without missing a single opportunity.

This is the golden window for trading—both bulls and bears can make money; the key is not to be scared by the market. No matter how big the rise or fall, as long as you find the right entry point, consistent profits are the way to survive long-term. Many people always think about making a big profit in one shot, but that often leads to missing opportunities or losses.

Honestly, the pattern of market movements is right there. If you can't grasp the rhythm, you can compare the real-time trends of mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and SOL to get a feel for the benefits of a steady strategy.

BTC3,57%

ETH6,82%

SOL3,17%

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-11 11:19

The group of people who look at the daily limit down during the day, haha, this is the self-cultivation of retail investors. Really, midnight is when the main players take the stage. Only if you can hold on are you truly strong. Winning 4 consecutive trades—what level is that... I just want to know how much the drawdown is. To put it nicely, it's still about betting on the entry point. There is no foolproof strategy.

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FreeMinter

· 01-10 22:15

How are the friends who got caught during the day? Taking off only in the middle of the night, someone always falls for this trick every time.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-09 00:49

Win 4 consecutive trades? Bro, are you talking in your sleep? I was all about reverse indicators last night, and I lost big. People who cut losses during daytime dips are actually right. Only someone like me, who insists on holding until dawn, is the real fool. Talking about a golden window in a nice way, or calling it gambling luck in a harsh way, I've already been wiped out too many times and no longer believe in that. I’ve heard so many claims of "stable income" that my ears are calloused. Every time I hear it, it’s the start of a new round of halving my funds. Can both bulls and bears make money? Then why do I always lose? Maybe I have a special constitution.

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AirdropDreamer

· 01-09 00:48

Last night's market was indeed crazy, hitting all 4 orders perfectly, which is a bit outrageous. During the day, there were so many people getting liquidated, it's really their own fault. If you can't predict accurately, you should just stay silent. I feel like this routine is repeated every day. Why do people keep rushing into the gunfire? A 2000-point increase sounds simple to say, but few can actually hold on until dawn. Everyone can talk about stable returns, but the key is that one limit-down can break everything.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-09 00:44

It's another day of harvesting profits during the day, and the real celebration happens at night. I'm tired of this routine. Friends who set stop-loss orders have indeed suffered some heavy losses this time; they just don't learn their lesson. Winning 4 consecutive trades is really impressive, but I want to know when the next cut will be... A steady strategy sounds good, but who can really withstand the midnight psychological test? The idea of making money whether prices go up or down—just listen to it. Most people are still trapped in their positions.

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alpha_leaker

· 01-09 00:39

People who sell during the day really should reflect on their actions The real battleground is only at midnight; staying until dawn is when you truly understand what it means to make money If you can't grasp the rhythm, you're just blindly operating Get the rhythm right, and you can eat meat anytime Don't always think about a big turnaround; stable profits are the true way to succeed Most people are just shaken out; what a pity If I had known that the dip during the day was to absorb the chips, I would have gone all in A rally to 2000 points is not surprising; what worries me is that you didn't hold on until that moment

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-09 00:38

No one can blame the monster for cutting losses during the day; it's just a mindset issue. If you're still hesitating over ups and downs in this kind of market, I really don't understand trading. Only making moves in the middle of the night? I haven't seen this wave you mentioned. Stable returns have become a common topic, but the key is whether you can maintain stability. A big profit or steady income—truthfully, it's all about gambling with your mentality. The rhythm is indeed hard to grasp, but hearing this kind of analysis all the time can also be tiring.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-09 00:20

Ha, it's that kind of pattern where they harvest during the day and then rally at night. How uncomfortable must it be for the brothers who are trapped. Winning 4 consecutive trades is good, but in this kind of market, mentality really matters. A little panic and it's all gone. It seems that most people still lack patience and always want quick profits. The feeling of staying up in the middle of the night to watch the trades is something only those who have experienced it can understand. It can be a bit tiring. The pattern is right there; those who can't see it should reflect on their own rhythm. Stable returns are the way to go, that's just how I feel.

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